She was an inner disciple of the Congyun Sect and had hoped to spend this life carefree on the mountain. But a letter from home shattered her peaceful dream.
Free-spirited and easygoing, she had the frankness and loyalty of a woman of the jianghu. Not long after marrying into the prince’s household, she became sworn brothers with her husband, the prince, and they forged a bond through life and death. She also became sworn sisters with his gentle, clever, and virtuous concubine.
She loved good food and valued loyalty. Smart, quick-witted, and eloquent, she could argue, fight, and endure. Like a hardy weed in the wind, she stood firm against even the fiercest storms.
He was “a fox who’d cultivated into a spirit”: clever and sly, always smiling before he spoke. He stayed calm in danger and unflustered by change, composed and unhurried, yet down-to-earth enough to love potstickers. He enjoyed teasing and joking, and could always deftly smooth over an awkward moment and give someone a way out. Behind that inscrutable smile lay a deep and calculating mind.
The capital was prosperous, but people’s hearts were complicated. The imperial family was a nest of open and covert rivalries, and no one had any say in what happened. Like a whirlpool at sea, the schemes only grew bigger and more dangerous.
But she could meet soldiers with generals and floods with earthworks. With her keen understanding of people, she could handle it all!
The language of this book is fluent and the story has ups and downs. It is very interesting and I look forward to the author's next book.
After reading the beginning, I kept thinking about it. It's very eye-catching, and I feel sorry for the protagonist. . It's a pity that Don't say it is dead!
Looking forward to your next work.
Great. Big thumbs up
The plot is full of ups and downs! Still unfinished!
It's so beautiful, the author writes so well
A very good work. The palace battle is so cruel and so real. A nice book to read.
Super pretty! This is a costume novel that I have to read all night long
The plot has twists and turns and is incredible
At that time, dates were not calculated in (weeks), right?